A. Determine the symmetries of the four pi orbitals of methylenecyclopropene and write the most general pi wave functions which possess these symmetries B. Set up the secular determinant derived from Huckel theory for this molecule C. The roots of the secular energy diagram for this molecule are X = -2.170, -0.311, +1.00, and +1.481. Draw an energy level diagram for this molecule and determine the .delocalization energy of the neutral species

A. Determine the symmetries of the four pi orbitals of methylenecyclopropene and write the most general pi wave functions which possess these symmetries B. Set up the secular determinant derived from Huckel theory for this molecule C. The roots of the secular energy diagram for this molecule are X = -2.170, -0.311, +1.00, and +1.481. Draw an energy level diagram for this molecule and determine the .delocalization energy of the neutral species

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